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Boston Baby Nurses LLC in Newton, MA is seeking a long-term, live-out nanny/family assistant to care for a 9-year-old girl. The role focuses on high-quality care for a neurodivergent child while supporting the family with household tasks and school routines.
Schedule is Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (flexible to 9:30-5:30). Start January 2027. Hourly rate is $32–$37 per hour, with 40 hours per week guaranteed and overtime at 1.5x. Benefits include health insurance, vacation and holidays.
A friendly family in Newton is seeking a long term, live out, full time nanny/family assistant to care for their 9 year old daughter. This is a great opportunity for an experienced nanny who would love to support mom in providing high quality care for a neurodivergent child, while also helping to keep the household running smoothly. The child will be in a therapeutic school part time and may increase her hours there over the school year. While she is at school, responsibilities will shift to household support.
Both parents work from home full time. There is a mini Labradoodle in the home, so candidates should be dog friendly and comfortable letting the dog out on occasion. The child loves doing makeup, crafts, coloring, making and editing videos, singing, baking, learning new dance moves and playing with her lovies. She does well with people who are calm and can engage with her while still following her lead and recognizing her need for space or quiet at times.
A career nanny/family assistant that is seeking a collaborative and proactive position with comfort and experience working with neurodivergent children will do well in this role. The family is looking for someone who is communicative, organized, sweet, warm, empathetic, and patient. Candidates who thrive on routine dependability, punctuality, and consistency are highly preferred. Additionally, candidates should be playful, but also calm and intuitive to the child’s needs while eager to engage in the child’s special interests as appropriate. The nanny should have comfort working independently to ensure the child's needs and safety are met.